A “dual” model of this concept dividing it into authoritarian and reciprocal parts was partially formulated by Owen Bedford. Animals are sent to help a man plow a mountain to show how this concept “moves heaven” in a namesake text. A naked man who lays on ice to catch carp is one of twenty-four exemplars (15[1]-5[1])of this concept (15[1]-5[2])in a namesake (15[2])text. (-5[1])One tradition’s usage of this concept to justify (*) lying was attacked as immoral (10[1]-5[1])by a philosopher (-5[1])who alternatively posited “universal love.” Zengzi (-5[1])(“zung-tzuh”) talks (10[1])to his teacher in a book titled the Classic of this concept, which states that children who demonstrate (10[2])this ideal (10[6])will become (10[1])loyal officials of the emperor. (10[4])This ideal helps maintain (10[1])five fundamental (10[2])relationships (10[2])outlined (10[1])in the Analects. (-5[1])For 10 (10[1])points, (-5[1])name this Confucian ideal of showing respect to one’s (10[1])parents. (10[3])■END■ (10[3])